One day in Denver in January - what should I do?

Does a Bustle Pack have anything to do with her bust? Never heard of this.

 

They blew big dick as a microbrewery in Ann Arbor. I'm SURE they're wonderful spirit makers.

 

Go to Boulder.

 

Haven't been to Snooze in our visits to Mrs. Fly's sis. It's on the must-do list for certain next time, likely this spring/summer. We did really dig Sam's #3, anything with their pork based green chile was excellent.

For microbrews, if you like the funky/sour stuff, Crooked Stave is the go-to spot. They've just opened (or are just about to open) a bigger place but the things I've had from them are superb.

I had a blast at Great Divide in my lone trip several years back. I want to make a return this time, especially since they've stopped distribution to my state.

Wynkoop and Breckenridge are both pretty blah IMO. Shockingly, AC Golden (Coors) makes some off-the-hook sours if you can find 'em.

Falling Rock gets a lot of attention but I wasn't all that thrilled with it. Been told Cheeky Monk is a fun spot but have never been.

If you're out in Boulder, Avery has one of the best taprooms I've been to.

 

Give her the gift of Denver fashion: http://bustlepacks.com/

 

I would start here.

http://www.beeradvocate.com/place/city/7/

 

Get outdoors. It's the Rockies.

 

Check the calendar to see if you're there during the Western Stock Show and Rodeo from the 10th to the 25th. Reminds you Denver is part of the West.

 

Ooo, thanks for the heads up. The wife was actually bummed that she didn't get to go to the Rodeo when it was in Houston this year, so she'd probably jump at the chance.

 

Just check your allergies before you go. When I went, my Denver friend had young kids (this was in the late '80s) and they insisted we visit the rabbit exhibition. Room as big as a high school gym filled with thousands and thousands of rabbits. I didn't know I was allergic to rabbit fur -- until then.